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SERIOUS SEX OFFENDERS ACT 2013 (NO 9 OF 2013)
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
PART 1--PRELIMINARY MATTERS
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Objects of Act
4. Definitions
5. Application of Criminal Code
PART 2--CONTINUING DETENTION ORDERS AND SUPERVISION ORDERS -- GENERAL MATTERS
Division 1--Serious danger to the community
6. Serious danger to the community
7. Standard and onus of proof
Division 2--Continuing detention orders
8. Nature of continuing detention order
9. Considerations when making, confirming or revoking continuing detention order
10. Duration of continuing detention order
11. Expiry date for interim continuing detention order
12. Detainee cannot be granted bail or parole
Division 3--Supervision orders
Subdivision 1--Nature and consideration when making
13. Nature of supervision order
14. Considerations when making, amending or revoking supervision order
15. Further considerations if person is reportable offender
16. Duration of supervision order
17. Expiry date for final supervision order
Subdivision 2--Requirements and directions
18. Compulsory requirements
19. Optional requirements
20. Directions by parole officers
21. Considerations when giving directions
PART 3--MAKING CONTINUING DETENTION ORDERS OR SUPERVISION ORDERS
22. Meaning of qualifying offender
23. Application for continuing detention order or supervision order
24. Setting date for preliminary hearing
25. Preliminary hearing to determine if evidence of serious danger to the community
26. Victim submissions
27. Supervision report
28. Suspension of parole order
29. Qualifying offender cannot be granted parole
30. Interim continuing detention order or interim supervision order
31. Court may make final continuing detention order or final supervision order
32. Onus of proof
PART 4--SUPERVISION ORDERS -- EXTENSION AND AMENDMENT
Division 1--Extension of final supervision orders
33. Application to extend final supervision order
34. Victim submissions
35. Supervision report
36. Court may make medical assessment order
37. Interim extension of supervision order
38. Court may extend supervision order
39. Onus of proof
Division 2--Other amendments of supervision orders
40. Application to amend supervision order
41. Victim submissions
42. Supervision reports
43. Court may make medical assessment order
44. Court may amend supervision order
45. Onus of proof
PART 5--SUPERVISION ORDERS -- COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT
Division 1--Offence
46. Offence to contravene supervision order
Division 2--Contravention of supervision order
47. Application of Division
48. Officer may apply for warrant or summons
49. Warrant or summons to appear before Supreme Court
50. Warrant may be issued by telephone
51. Arrested supervisee to be brought before Supreme Court
52. Interim continuing detention order at initial hearing of arrested supervisee
53. Release of arrested supervisee on continued supervision
54. Interim continuing detention order if proceeding adjourned
55. Victim submissions
56. Supervision report
57. Court may make medical assessment order
58. Orders on consideration of alleged contravention
59. Court may amend supervision order if continuing detention order not made
60. Onus of proof
Division 3--General matters about compliance and enforcement
61. Effect of detention
62. Inconsistency between supervision order and similar obligations
63. Director of Correctional Services must ensure proper supervision
64. Powers for supervising supervisees
PART 6--CONTINUING DETENTION ORDERS -- REVIEW OF FINAL ORDERS
65. Application for review by Attorney-General
66. Application for review by detainee
67. Setting day for review hearing
68. Victim submissions
69. Supervision report
70. Court may make medical assessment order
71. Orders on review
72. Onus of proof
PART 7--REVOCATION OF ORDERS
73. Application to revoke order by Attorney-General
74. Application to revoke by detainee or supervisee
75. Victim submissions
76. Court may make medical assessment order
77. Court may revoke order
78. Onus of proof
PART 8--MEDICAL ASSESSMENTS AND VICTIM SUBMISSIONS
Division 1--Medical assessment orders and reports
79. Medical assessment orders
80. Information to be given to medical expert
81. Report to be given to person being assessed
82. Report to be produced to court
Division 2--Victim submissions
83. Seeking submissions from victims
84. Content of victim submissions
85. Victim submissions to be produced to court
86. Victim submissions not to be disclosed without consent
87. No inference to be drawn from no victim submission
Division 3--Supervision reports
88. Director of Correctional Services to prepare report for Attorney-General
89. Report to be produced to court
PART 9--PROCEDURE
Division 1--Applications
90. Form and content of applications
91. Respondent may file affidavits in response
92. Content of affidavits
93. Discontinuance
Division 2--General matters
94. Nature of proceedings
95. Standard of proof
96. Duty of Attorney-General to disclose relevant material
97. Evidence
98. Records as evidence of supervisee's conduct
99. Certain matters may be decided on papers
100. Court may give directions
101. Court must give reasons for final order
PART 10--APPEALS
102. Right of appeal
103. Appeal does not stay decision
104. Nature of appeal
105. Interim orders pending hearing of appeal
106. Decision on appeal
107. Interim orders pending rehearing after appeal
PART 11--GENERAL MATTERS
108. Name changes
109. Director of Correctional Services to provide information to Attorney-General
110. Attorney-General may obtain information from other persons
111. Costs of damage to equipment recoverable by Territory
112. Confidentiality of information
113. Regulations
PART 12--CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS
Division 1--Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act
114. Act amended
115. Section 27A inserted
Division 2--Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Registration) Act
116. Act amended
117. Section 42 amended
118. Section 46 amended
119. Section 47 amended
Division 3--Criminal Code
120. Act amended
121. Section 112 amended
Division 4--Parole of Prisoners Act
122. Act amended
123. Section 3R amended
124. Section 5 amended
Division 5--Prisons (Correctional Services) Act
125. Act amended
126. Section 5 amended
127. Section 95B amended
128. Section 101 amended
Division 6--Victims of Crime Rights and Services Act
129. Act amended
130. Section 3 amended
131. Section 4 amended
132. Section 18 amended
133. Section 22 amended
134. Section 25 amended
Division 7--Surveillance Devices Regulations
135. Regulations amended
136. Regulation 3 amended
Division 8--Expiry of Part
137. Expiry
SCHEDULE 1
SCHEDULE 2
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